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I've seen lots of people feel intimidated by the length of One Piece. It's understandable if you're not used to long form storytelling. I grew up watching long anime, so I'm used to it. Not just used to, though, I actually prefer it. The ending is not important to me, I'm all about the journey...

What's the difference between the two? Which one is better? Why?

The first comment picks a topic, and the one after that writes the first sentence, and the next one writes the next sentence, and so on. The only rule is: make it rhyme, that's it. Let's begin~!

I'm just curious. I don't wanna delete my series, but if I want it to be invisible, can I hide it? How do I do that?

Gimme someone with real swag and drip.

Time for a rebel, baby~ ?

Give me the ultra sweet cute girls doing cute things GL on this site (or others). A huge plus for rubbing and touching and spasming, if you know what I mean. In need of an intense rush of sugar. Thanks in advance.

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Too often we've seen protagonists from novels/web novels/movies/anime as losers. I get it. Having the character starts at the lowest point creates an opportunity for them to learn and grow. But if we're talking about relatability—which is very important—does it really work? Whenever I hear...

You guys are awesome.

I'm getting way too serious as of late. Want some good 'ol power fantasy to satiate my dormant monkey brain. Bonus point if the story is cohesive and makes sense. Ultimate point for well-written pieces. Thanks. While we're at it, might as well sprinkle in some romance or harem. Supreme point if...

Does your story have a message? Sometimes it's called theme. But theme isn't a message. The word theme was derived from the Greek word that means "the main subject of bla-bla-bla." So, love can be a subject. So is war or sex or a unicorn's penis (also known formally as dick). And yes, theme can...

I'm talking about the more nuanced definition of character arc, as in belief system and growth, not about the character progression (from a noob village boy to a literal demon god, etc.). For example: a character who starts off believing making money is everything and then learns to care about...

I just realized Korean Webtoon has a Lookism filter feature! You can just take a selfie or upload one from your gallery and see yourself in Webtoon version. There are four styles to choose from, and one of them is Lookism's. Pretty neat, huh? Have you tried it yet?

I'm saying this as a reader, multiple POV/ensemble/large-casts story is really tiring. It always drains me. I've just started rereading Lookism a few days ago, and it's been fun overall. But it also got me thinking about one problem I always seem to have with fictional story: the huge casts...

I'm a big reader. Always have been. Although when I was young, I only stuck to manga and comic books. Fictional prose reminded me of school textbooks (yikes). It's only been a few years ago since I started reading fiction prose and became addicted ever since. But there were some instances where...

What story is your greatest guilty pleasure? A story that may contain what is often criticized as bad writing, like, Mary Sue or Gary Stu MC, one dimensional characters, shallow plot, lack of conflict and tension, and the like, but you still love it so dearly? Please, share.

Which of these is the ultimate forum and why? If you vote "Others," please leave a comment reviewing said forum.

For the longest time, I've been watching movie without any subtitle. It just feels more... natural that way. I always find subtitle distracting from the cinematography aesthetic. I love seeing the nonverbal communication the actors portray. It fills my mind with imagination and visual imagery...

I love fantasy. I love comedy. And I love you. So now could You please give me some Comedy Fantasy (fantasy comedy)?